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Love a board game, love these old-fashioned ones at Paul Smith. And the pop game from Keith Haring ? Note to self – don’t forget this post when compiling god awful Christmas present list.
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Well no question who I’m supporting tonight and I like the fact that Paul Smith has taken charge of the boys and given them a little sartorial directive too.
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Bracing myself for the sodden dash to Kauai, I’m almost ready to capitulate and buy an umbrella. Paul Smith often bores me, but I really love the number below – amazing how warping the lines is all to takes to make the fabric so visually arresting. And it strikes a nice compromise between the old, stately and expensive and the young nifty and cheap.
Speaking of water:
Felu Kuti is probably the artist I’d most have wanted to watch live.
I saw Femi and his band last year, which was inspiring, but the crowd turned electric only on the closing number, when he played a song by his great father.
- s (shout out to YB)
One of these Paul Smith babies.
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Frockster’s listen up there is a huge end of stock sale on at the Paul Smith warehouse starting at 9 in the morning to 9 in the evening – get on over to the Media Mills 7 Quince street Milpark – you have been told!
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I think it was Thomas Jefferson that said every man has two nations – his own and France – watch this brilliantly amusing short film Je t’aime John Wayne and you will see the truth in that statement – Kris Marshall is the hysterically romantic hero.
But the mood of it also reminded me of the Paul Smith Winter 08 catalogue which features a moody young man in a bleak but romantisiced London background – Shoreditch perhaps…
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